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Thursday, September 21, 1961
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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THE WOAAAN'S PAGE
Social Events and Club News of Interest
Telephone 833-0541
Clinton B&PW Club
Emblem Program
The business and professional
woman’s club held the Septem
ber meeting at Hotel Mary Mus-
grave Tuesday evening of the
past week.
Mrs. R. W. Johnson, presi
dent, presided The emblem cer
emony was carried out by the
emblem chairman. Mrs. Grace
Connor sang the emblem and
Mrs. Frances Warner was narra
tor. Taking part were Mrs. J. K.
Haselden, torch; Mrs. Florence
Wingo, The Wand of Mercury;
Mrs. Grady Chandler, The
Scroll; Miss Margaret Blakely,
Nike the Goddess of Victory. The
Emblem collect was held in uni
son. The meeting closed with
Emblem benediction.
Shower Honors
Recent Bride
Honoring Mrs. Tommy Davis,
the former Miss Violet Ruth
Poole, Mrs. Deany Martin and
Mrs. Joe Poole entertained re
cently with a miscellaneous
shower at the Long Branch Com
munity House.
Seasonal flowers were arrang
ed in the party room and on the
gift table a wedding scene with
bride and groom, bridesmaids
and miniature parasols carrying
out the shower motif. Contests
and refreshments were enjoyed
and later the shower of gifts pre
sented the honoree.
Kitchen Shower Fetes
September Bride-Elect
Mrs. Lulie Anderson, Mrs. Roi
ly Bannister and Miss Juliet Mc-
Crorey complimented Miss Sara
Jordan with a kitchen shower on
Wednesday evening of the past
week at the Adickes Home on
the Thornwell campus Immedi
ately following the meeting of
the Edith DeWese Lynn circle.
The home was beautifully dec
orated for the occasion with a
variety of roses and the punch
table was appointed in pink and
white color note Sandwiches and
other party dainties were serv
ed.
Methodist W. S. C. S.
Has Memorial Service
Miss Couch of Joanna
Bride of Mr. Caughom
With the Sick
'm
An impressive' memorial ser
vice for four deceased members
was conducted by the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service at
Broad Street Methodist Church
at the September meeting.
The families of the members
who had passed away during the
year were invited for the service.
The eulogy for Mrs. W. Roy Pitts
and Mrs. Sam Madden, written
by Mrs. Hugh Simpson, was given
by Mrs. B. B. Ballard and Mrs.
Roy Gasque. The tribute to Mrs.
W. J. Duncan was written by
Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth and
read by Mrs. J. B. Speake. Mrs.
C. T. Thomason wrote and gave
the memorial to Mrs. H. M. Geer.
For the candlelight memorial
service a white Qoral arrange
ment and four single white can
dies were placed on the altar ta
ble. As the eulogies were read a Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Couch of
candle was lighted for each. Joanna, announce the marriage
Mrs. Raymond Pitts had ar-! of their daughter, Dixie Lee, to
ranged the program which in- Mr. Woodrow A. Caughorn on
Surgical patients who have re- !
| turned to their homes from Hays
' hospital include Morris Thlbo-
deau, Mrs. William Gastley, Jer-
Danny Reaves, son of Mr. and | r y Sanders, Martha Graham,
Mrs. Carl Reaves, is a patient at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
MAXTIN
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin of
Columbia, announce the birth of
a daughter, Patricia Ann, on Sep-
tember 15. Mrs. Martin was be-
Hays hospital. J Graham, and Mrs. Wilbur Sans-1 fore marriage Miss Ann Pitta,
Friends of Mrs. Julian Rey- bury. daughter of Mrs. James M. Pitta,
nolds will be interested to know w. E. Jones, who has been ai an< * ^ late
she is recuperating at Hays hos- patient at Hays hospital, has been! DURDEN
pital following surgery. ! transferred to a Greenville hos- Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Durden,
Emma Smith of Thornwell, has pital. of Sullivan’s Island, announce
been discharged from Blalock patients at Hays hospital in- the birth of a daughter, Kathryn
|Clinic following an appendec- dude O. J. Gilliland and Mrs I Ei, een, on September 16. Mrs.
tomy- Grace Bright. , Durden was before
Mrs. W. L. Nix of Joanna, qn-
Birth Announcements
MRS. CAUGHORN
MISS PRICE
Price-Patte Rites In December
Dr. and Mrs Julian P. Price
of 1019 Jackson Avenue, Flor
ence, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Rebecca Wil
son Price, to Chris Patte. Cap
tain, United States Army, Tus
caloosa. Ala
The wedding will take place
December 16 at the First Pres
byterian Church of Florence
The bride-elect is a 1955 grad
uate of Florence High School
and a 1959 graduate of Queens
College She is a member of Al
pha Delta Phi Sorority. She has
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The bridegroom-elect is the
son of Dr. and Mrs. Edouard
Patte of 302 Calvert Avenue,
Clinton He attended Clinton
High School and was graduated
from Presbyterian College in
1956 He is a member of Alpha
Sigma Phi fraternity He is serv
ing as a capta n in the United
States Army and is currently in
Graduate School (Physics) at the
University of Alabama under
Army sponsorship for M. S de
gree.
UDC Plans Marker
At Young Home
Interesting sketches of old
homes around Clemson were
given for the program for the
September meeting of the Steph
en D. l,ee Chapter, United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy. The
first meeting of the fall season
was held at the home of Mrs.
D. A Yarborough on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. H. M. Young, who had
been on a recent tour of the
homes, had arranged the pro
gram and gave a prologue. Mrs.
Hugh^ Simpson, Mrs. Yarbor
ough and Mrs. Frank Miller told
the histories of the houses and
families of Fort Mill (Calhoun),
Hopewell (Pickens i, Woodburn
(Pinckney).
Plans were made for erecting
and dedicating a marker at the
Young home in the Hopewell
community where Jefferson Da
vis, president of the Confeder
acy, was once an overnight
guest. The marker which has al
ready been ordered and is en-
route here will be erected next
month.
Greenville Party
Fetes Miss Jordan,
L. Boyd Stoddard
A buffet supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Boyd, Jr.,
on Longview Terrace, Greenville,
Saturday evening honored Miss
Sara Jordan of this city, and
L. Boyd Stoddard of Owings, who
will be married September 30.
A floral arrangement In green
and white with white lighted ta
pers centered the buffet table, and
guests found their places at small
tables in the living room, A gift
of silver was presented the couple
and Miss Jordan was also re
membered with a corsage.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald E. Johnston of At
lanta, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barks
dale of Gray Court.
Newcomer Honored
At Morning Coffee
To honor Mrs. Cherry Living
ston, Mrs. W. F. Holderman was
hostess for a morning coffee on
Wednesday of the past week at
her home on Cedar street. Mr
and Mrs Livingston, formerly of
Greenville, have recently moved
here to make their home and he
1* a pre-ministerial student at
Presbyterian College.
Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs and Mrs.
Edward Ferguson assisted Mrs!
Holderman in entertaining and
serving the small group of friends
invited to meet Mrs. Livingston.
Sandwiches, cakes and other
dainties were served in buffet
style with coffee and tea from
toe prettily appointed table in the
dming room. Roses in white and
varied shades of pink and roae
airanged in the hostess’
Home.
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eluded duets by Mrs. Julian Cole
man and Mrs. Frank Ramage.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Don Creighton. The group closed
the meeting with the singing of a
hymn.
Dr. Pope Speaks To
Legion Auxiliary
Dr. L. B. Pope was the guest
speaker on Tuesday evening for
the September meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Bald
win on Jacobs Hwy.
Mrs. R. P. Chapman, presi
dent, presided After the pledge
to the flag, Mrs. J. D. McKee
sang "Old Glory" accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Grace Con
nor.
Using the theme of American
ism, Dr. Pope’s subject was
“Our Flags and What They
Mean To Us." He gave informa
tion on the United States flag
and the Christian tlag, and also
the symbols. The U. S. flag and
the Christian flag were display
ed, and each member received
a small U. S. flag.
During the business meeting
the following officers were elect
ed for 1961-62: President, Mrs.
R. P Chapman; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. S. C. Hays; second
vice president. Mrs. W. R. Pitts
Jr.; secretary, Mrs P. M. Pitts;
treasurer, Mrs L. O. Thornley;
chaplain, Mrs. W. H. Simpson;
historian, Miss Florrie Burdette;
sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. G. W.
Hollingsworth Mrs. Thomas
Baldwin was named Poppy Day
chairman Mrs. S. C. Hays, first
vice president, will serve as pro
gram chairman.
Mrs. Chapman gave the pres
ident’s report for the year and
sincerely thanked each one for
their support and help the past
year.
Coffee, dessert, and nuts were
served Assisting Mrs Baldwin
as hostesses were Mrs. T. J.
I^eake, Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mrs.
W. C. Baldwin.
Beautiful arrangements of
lithonia, gladioli and ricinus
were used in the meetings rooms.
FROM CONNECTICUT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turek and
son have returned to their home
in Stonington, Conn., after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bur
nett, and Mr. Burnett here and
other relatives in Spartanburg
and Atlanta.
Saturday, the second of Septem
ber, nineteen hundred and sixty-
one, Columbus. Ga.
Miss Couch was graduated
from Clinton High School in 1958
and attended Coker College,
HartsviUe, and Winthrop College,
Rock Hill, where she had com
pleted her junior year. She has
been employed during the sum
mer at Martin Hospital, Fort
Benning, Ga., under provisions of
the American National Red Cross
recruitment program for profes*
sional and social workers and
recreation staff members. At the
college she majored in physical
education.
Mr. Caughorn is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Caughorn of
Bay Mountain Drive, Knoxville,
Tenn. He is in service and station
ed at Fort Benning, Ga. They
are making their home at 57-A
Bakers Village, Columbus.
Guest Speaker For
Joint Meeting of
Garden Clubs
A joint meeting of the Clinton
Garden Clubs will be held on
Monday afternoon, Sept 25, at 3
o’clock at the Mercer Silas Bai
ley School.
William R. Garren, ornamen
tal horticulturist of Clemson Col
lege, will be the guest speaker.
Officers state they were fortunate
to secure this noted lecturer to
speak in Clinton and the meet
ing is open to the public so those
interested may hear Mr. Gar
ren. Area garden clubs have also
been extended an invitation to
the meeting.
No admission will be charged.
Brown At Meet
Of Education Board
Dr. Marshall W. Brown, pres
ident of Presbyterian College,
will leave Saturday to attend the
annual meeting of the Southern
Regional Education Board at
Nashville.
He is one of the South Carolina
representatives on- this board
which is meeting in conjunction
with the Southern Governors
Conference. It is scheduled to
open officially next Monday.
President Brown, who has
served the state as an appointed
representative since the organi
zation was formed in 1949, will
be accompanied on his trip by
Mrs. Brown. They will return to
Clinton next Thursday.
~rarc* ,i<m thi ’‘ weck s pa,| '' n,Bia, “ k ^
Discharged from Hays hospital I 5 “ “* l «~-
earlier in the week were Jimmy —————————
Prevatte, Presbyterian Co 11 e g e
student; Mrs. Troy Bentley. WU-j
liam Richardson, Charles E. Hill.
Mrs. James Barnett, Mrs. B F
Childress, John Eldridge, and
George Howell.
Mrs. Frank Lawson, Mrs. El
mer Sanders, and Miss Peggy
Lawson are patients at Blalock
Clinic.
Friends of Mrs. Mac Stubbs
will be interested to know she is
a patient at Hays hospital.
Surgical patients at Hays hos
pital include J. B Arnold, Mrs.
George Joye, Mrs. Charlie Fow
ler, and Mrs. Carl Heaton.
The following patients have
been dismissed from
Clinic: Woodrow
Thomas Neal
marriage
Walter McDade, who has beeni Miss Theda Sublett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs
th's city.
A G Sublet! of
Revival Services
At Joanna Churdi
To Begin Monday
The fail revival will begin at
and Edward S Cooley.
WARD
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ward an
nounce the birth of a daughter, i the Epworth Methodist Church In
Georgia Ray, on September 19 at Joanna on Monday evening, Sep-
Hays hospital. Before marriage tern'oer 25, at 7:30. Services will
Mrs Ward was Miss Mary Ellen be held each 1 evening through
Cannon. Saturday, September 30, and con-
PATTERSON ; elude with the morning worship
Mr. and Mrs. William Patter-; service on Sunday, October 1. The
son announce the birth of a dau- guest evangelist will be the Rev.
ghter on September 17 at Hays Hugh J. Bickley, a former pastor
hospital. Mrs. Patterson is the and now pastor of the Lydia
former Miss Joyce Brown. Sandy Springs Methodist Churcb-
GRADY es of Clinton. The song leader will
Mr and Mrs. Claude W. Grady be Mason Stapleton of Spartan-
Blalock announce the birth of a son, burg. The pastor of Epworth,
Campbell, I Ricky Howard, on September 14 Rev. J. Herbert Thomas, Invites
Tommy Johnson, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Grady was the public to attend these ser-
formerly Miss I aura W ard.
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